We Make Antiques!
Why this pick
Its genial con-game rhythm, bickering collaborators and affection for craftspeople recall the buoyant warmth beneath Welcome Back, Mr. McDonald's backstage chaos.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Its genial con-game rhythm, bickering collaborators and affection for craftspeople recall the buoyant warmth beneath Welcome Back, Mr. McDonald's backstage chaos.
Why this pick
A tightly constructed Japanese comedy of swapped identities, dry reversals and ordinary people improvising under pressure—cleverly plotted but never losing its human-scale charm.
Why this pick
Less frenetic, but similarly warm and communal: food, work and social expectations create gentle comedy, while meticulous period detail supports an affectionate portrait of people trying to do their jobs well.
Why this pick
A whole small town mounts an increasingly elaborate deception with the same joyous mechanics of collective performance, escalating improvisation and fundamentally kind-hearted comic stakes.
Why this pick
For the pure backstage-farce pleasure: a production unravels through entrances, props, bruised egos and split-second timing, celebrating the precarious machinery behind a performance.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Sumiko Nagai

Mansaku Iori

Makoto Tatsumi, sound mixer

Manabu Kudo, the director

Nokko Senbon